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October 14th 04, 02:52 AM
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grease stains
ok, ive tried napisan and prewash stain remover, and i still cant ge the grease stains off my knicks, jerseys, tshirts, jeans, socks, etc! anyone have a bombproof method of getting grease out of clothes tha doesnt require blood from the sacrificial slaying of any innocen animals -- byron27 
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October 14th 04, 03:08 AM
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"byron27" wrote in message ... ok, ive tried napisan and prewash stain remover, and i still cant get the grease stains off my knicks, jerseys, tshirts, jeans, socks, etc!! anyone have a bombproof method of getting grease out of clothes that doesnt require blood from the sacrificial slaying of any innocent animals? -- byron27 Tricky...cleaners that do a great job on grease often don't play well with artificial fibres. I've had enormous success in the past using petrol or kerosene as an intermediate step in removing grease from jeans. Dunno what the end result would be on polyester though; could well end in tears.
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October 15th 04, 09:19 AM
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"Resound" wrote in message ... "byron27" wrote in message ... ok, ive tried napisan and prewash stain remover, and i still cant get the grease stains off my knicks, jerseys, tshirts, jeans, socks, etc!! anyone have a bombproof method of getting grease out of clothes that doesnt require blood from the sacrificial slaying of any innocent animals? If you know of anyone who is into the Amway thing, they have a product called LOC which is very effective with most stains including grease. It can be diluted significantly, is quite economical and being made of Lots Of Coconuts, is entirely biodegradable. Not sold in your regular stores. Cheers Peter
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October 15th 04, 09:34 AM
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That Amway stuff is very potent........ ButtHea -- ButtHea
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October 14th 04, 04:28 AM
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byron27 Wrote: ok, ive tried napisan and prewash stain remover, and i still cant ge the grease stains off my knicks, jerseys, tshirts, jeans, socks, etc!! anyone have a bombproof method of getting grease out of clothes tha doesnt require blood from the sacrificial slaying of any innocen animals? You could try Citrus solvent. I'd be carefull on synthetics but I' sure I've used it on cotton. Don't let it soak, spray, then wash. Otherwise just dye the offending garments black. : -- Bikesoiler
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October 14th 04, 06:12 AM
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i use oil & grease remover from local auto shop to remove grease from felt
in the back of subi when marked when carrying bike in back... works great...a bit on the carsengenic side...(spelling) " would work on clothes but wash immediatly after,......tell me how it goes...  "byron27" wrote in message ... ok, ive tried napisan and prewash stain remover, and i still cant get the grease stains off my knicks, jerseys, tshirts, jeans, socks, etc!! anyone have a bombproof method of getting grease out of clothes that doesnt require blood from the sacrificial slaying of any innocent animals? -- byron27
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October 14th 04, 07:02 AM
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TP Wrote: i use oil & grease remover from local auto shop to remove grease from felt in the back of subi when marked when carrying bike in back... works great...a bit on the carsengenic side...(spelling) " would work on clothes but wash immediatly after,......tell me how it goes... [snip] [/color] "Carsengenic" - A garment that draws derision from fashion police everywhere  Ritch -- ritcho
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October 14th 04, 10:58 AM
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TP Wrote: i use oil & grease remover from local auto shop to remove grease fro felt in the back of subi which reminds me of using industrial hand cream which stripped th grease off, 25 years ago so how safe it would be today. Maybe th modern equivalent -- aeek
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October 15th 04, 01:40 AM
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This stuff has a warning description on the side.....not that many people
read it but i would use gloves & a mask.....reads like most herbicides for your garden...... But it does work... "aeek" wrote in message ... TP Wrote: i use oil & grease remover from local auto shop to remove grease from felt in the back of subi which reminds me of using industrial hand cream which stripped the grease off, 25 years ago so how safe it would be today. Maybe the modern equivalent? -- aeek
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October 14th 04, 11:42 AM
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byron27 Wrote: ok, ive tried napisan and prewash stain remover, and i still cant ge the grease stains off my knicks, jerseys, tshirts, jeans, socks, etc! anyone have a bombproof method of getting grease out of clothes tha doesnt require blood from the sacrificial slaying of any innocen animals?Here's another product to try called Dylon stain remover No 1 It is small blue & white container. It has always removed the grease from m washing. Not sure about bicycle grease though. Just make sure yo follow the instructions Hope this helps.: -- bkay
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